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Sabre, Karabela Poland, ca. 1700–1750. Finely carved bone hilt with a pommel shaped like a stylized bird’s head. On the quarter side, floral tendrils and a basketweave pattern surround a coat-of-arms cartouche, bordered by a cord pattern. Within it is a crowned eagle bearing the coat of arms of the Radziwill princely family on its breast shield. On the third side, basketweave, tendril, and cord patterns. The crossguard and side plates are made of iron, with rubbed gilding. The back blade (L 74 cm) is triple-grooved, tapering narrowly to the middle third, with a 24 cm long back edge. On the spine are floral engravings matching those on the center bar of the crossguard. L 87 cm, W 615 g.
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